A person's belly button. Comes from country singer Jann Browne showing her belly button in her 1990 music video for the song "Tell Me Why".
by Jeff 46902 September 05, 2007
(verb, transitive) -- To put salt on something. Can be used for any method (shaker, paper packet, twisting a sea-salt dispenser, etc.), but the word comes from the sound of using a salt shaker (shoonk, shoonk, shoonk). The double-O is pronounced like the one in the word "foot".
My fish needs some salt. I need to shoonk it.
"Do you want me to shoonk your eggs?" "No, I don't like salt on eggs."
"Do you want me to shoonk your eggs?" "No, I don't like salt on eggs."
by Jeff 46902 November 30, 2007
Any type of chalky, hardening compound used in building construction. Products such as drywall joint compound, floor leveling compound, etc.
Customer: How long will it take to finish the drywall?
Drywall contractor: About a week. We need to hang it, then apply the first coat of magumpus. I need to come back a couple days later and apply another coat of magumpus. Then sand the magumpus and paint the walls.
Customer: What are you gonna do about the floor? It slopes down toward the center of the room.
Contractor: Well, I need to mix up some magumpus, pour it on the floor to make it level, then put a layer of plywood over the floor.
Drywall contractor: About a week. We need to hang it, then apply the first coat of magumpus. I need to come back a couple days later and apply another coat of magumpus. Then sand the magumpus and paint the walls.
Customer: What are you gonna do about the floor? It slopes down toward the center of the room.
Contractor: Well, I need to mix up some magumpus, pour it on the floor to make it level, then put a layer of plywood over the floor.
by Jeff 46902 November 30, 2007